Panthers release Eric Reid 1 year after contract extension
The Panthers have released Eric Reid just 13 months after giving the veteran safety a three-year, $22 million contract extension.
Author: Associated Press
Biden notches three more victories; Sanders reassessing campaign
Joe Biden swept to victory in Florida, Illinois and Arizona against Bernie Sanders by the coronavirus on Tuesday.
Judge approves $520M settlement in Santee Cooper lawsuit
An SC judge gave preliminary approval to a $520M settlement to refund Santee Cooper customers charged for the failed nuclear project.
With trials looming, IOC could adjust Olympic qualifying
The IOC on Tuesday spelled out contingency plans to adapt qualifying procedures for about 4,700 spots still up for grabs for the Tokyo Games, in a nod to the realities of a sports calendar being shuffled by uncertainty with the coronavirus spreading across the globe.
More wipes, no jeans: Amazon limits warehouse shipments
Amazon said Tuesday that it will only accept shipments of cleaning equipment, medical supplies and household goods from suppliers at its warehouses for next three weeks to fill surging demand
Amazon said Tuesday that it will only accept shipments of cleaning equipment, medical supplies and household goods from suppliers at its warehouses for next three weeks to fill surging demand
French Open postponed because of coronavirus, will be played Sept. 20 to Oct. 4
The French Open tennis tournament has been postponed for about four months because of the coronavirus pandemic, shifting from May to September.
Panthers: Newton can seek trade; QB says didn’t request it
The Panthers announced they have given quarterback Cam Newton permission to seek a trade — although the former league MVP responded by saying he never requested one.
Scratched: Kentucky Derby now set for September due to virus
The Kentucky Derby was postponed until September on Tuesday, the latest rite of spring in sports to be struck by the new coronavirus along with the Masters, March Madness and baseball season.
MLB Opening Day pushed to mid-May at earliest
Major League Baseball pushed back Opening Day until mid-May at the earliest on Monday after the federal government recommended restricting events of more than 50 people for the next eight weeks because of the coronavirus.
AMC Theaters to limit attendance to 50 people
AMC Theaters, the largest movie chain in North America, will limit attendance at all screenings to 50 people to adhere to the CDC's latest social distancing guidelines
Jake Coyle, AP Film Writer NEW YORK (AP) – AMC Theaters, the largest movie chain in North America, will limit attendance at all screenings to 50 people to adhere to the CDC’s latest social distancing guidelines. Cinemas in New York City and Los Angeles on Sunday were order closed by the city’s respective mayors. Many art house theaters nationwide have…
